texts: "General" <mask>, Jr. was an American speaker, author, performance artist, eccentric, and poet. Life and work was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He walked over 200,000 miles from Maine to the Dakotas, visiting 27 states and 16 Indian tribes. He was known as the "Great American Traveler" because of his disdain for modesty. His visits to American colleges were seen by the students as a regular feature of campus life. He was an appreciated and honored guest and speaker. When he rushed in on Leonard Bacon as he was entertaining guests at home, he shook his hand and said, "I, Sir, am no less a man than <mask>.""All right, travel!" Dr. bacon replied. "<mask> was a prolific and generous generator of ideas, but in spite of this was heard to complain that it was utterly impossible for him to talk fast enough to get out his ideas, so rapidly did they grow in his fertile brain." In town halls, churches, and wherever he could find an audience, he lectured. He was hoping to be able to address the assembly at many meetings, from religious ceremonies to city government meetings. The Laws of Mind and Matter were the subject of a lecture in the Hope Chapel in the 19th century. There is an infinite power above them all and can be seen in different bodies. Ladies, free; gentlemen, 25 cents.The Hon. was advertised from 1864. <mask>, the Great American Traveler and editor of the famous Gridiron, and author of a work entitled the 'Beacon Light' and candidate for the Presidency, will speak at the Apollo Rooms on the power of Master Leading Mind and the War Equilibrium. Twenty-five cents is the price for a single ticket to the oration. He would appear in a threadbare coat,battered tall hat, seedy attire, and imperturbable solemnity of countenance, and deliver his talk, "characterized by a dazzling faculty for word-creation, a complete mastery of the non-sequitur, and a lamb He would pass the hat if there was no admission price. One author remembers seeing <mask> on campus, and the students nominated him for the US presidency, and then bought him a new pair of shoes and a meal. One journalist recalled an occasion when he lost his notes but did not lose his cool: His remarks were written on the reverse of a roll of wall-paper and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611An unprincipled sophomore crept up behind him and touched a lighted match to the manuscript. For a moment the candidate resembled a plate in Fox's "Book of Martyrs", but without the slightest change of expression he trampled out the flaming Vocabulary Laboratory and went on calmly. "Equilibrium" was considered the signature lecture topic by the Brooklyn Eagle. "The Four Kingdoms," "The Human Mind," "The Solar System," and "The Vocabulaboratory of the World's History" were some of the topics noted by George H. Genzmer. A journalist said that he had come up through great tribulation. I have a lot of knowledge on the sciences of the universe that will be worth a lot of money to our nation. From my birth, God favored me physically and mentally.The head of the American Government should be represented by the industrial and educational sciences. I have been speaking for 25 years without pay. I have spoken thousands of times without a crumb of bread or a place to lay my head. All the presidents of the railroads have paid me one dollar and a half since June of last year, when I spoke from New York City to Toledo, Ohio. The architect of the weal is man. My circular is progressing. He was often subjected to mockery because of his high self-regard and eccentric subject matter.During the U.S. Civil War, he lectured to a group of Union army troops, who had forged letters from Jefferson Davis in their pockets. He was sentenced to death in a mock trial, blindfolded and shot by a dozen riflemen, for being a spy. The intellectuals of his day were challenged to debates. He challenged Garrison andPhillips to a debate about the virtues of the Abolition Party and Political Platform. He challenged Andrew Jackson Davis to a debate on "which is the smartest man in all points of view." He performed before an audience of thousands in Boston in April 1854. He published broadsides and a book or two, as well as writing a periodical that was a tribune for his considered opinions.The publication of a work on the glories and wonders of the universe was announced in 1852. The Tech, MIT's student newspaper, gave a description of <mask>'s work, saying that he witnessed the inauguration of five presidents and believed he had been elected president. He was a candidate many times. One of his abbreviated campaign platforms was printed as a letter-to-the-editor in 1855: Fellow Citizens, as I am a Member of the Press, Editor, Author and Publisher and Candidate for the next President of the United States of America in 56. If it weren't for emigration, America would be a place where people were by the Indians and the wild beasts. It will take eight years to fix the broken limbs of the people who compose the Nation. I want a Lady, of talent, and a little money, who never was married to me, by letter at the New York Post office, in good faith, all confidential.I challenge you in good faith. George Law wanted to meet me in a good Hall in this City to give the people an opportunity of judging who is the most available man for the President of the U.S.A. At one point, Mellen accused <mask> of accepting a quarter of a million dollars from the Pope in order to raise a large army to take on the US government. Mellen was accused of high treason by <mask>. The New York Times reported that <mask> spoke at the 22nd anniversary of the founding of the American Anti-Slavery Society. I am not going to give a speech. The Government was founded by the people, and I am for the laboring classes.I don't think it's right for a man to enslave another man. I owe my current position to God and the country's institutions. [Applause.] I owe my hair-breadth escapes to my great travels and perils. The applause was great. I submit, Mr. President, is the gentleman in order? The audience will bear with this particular case.I don't think it will last long. Sir, please be as short as possible. I'll end up with a poem. As my name has not been announced, I'd better tell you so that you know who I am. I am the great American traveler and independent candidate for the Presidency, and I will not flinch a hair. I'll read the poem and leave a roll of printed and written paper for the president to peruse. The president didn't know what he had received and returned the papers to the White House with instructions to not receive any more.In spite of his regular campaigning to himself to fill Lincoln's office, he considered himself one of the president's most hard-working supporters. The newspapers from Washington said that a crazy man got into the White House, harangued the President, and tried to convince him that he had been elected President in 1856. In 1867, the students of Trinity College in Connecticut unanimously nominated <mask> to run for the United States presidency in response to one of his speeches. Professor James Williams was nominated as his running mate. "Persistency finds its practical incarnation in the person of <mask>," the Brooklyn Eagle wrote in an editorial endorsement of sorts. If he can only get the Electoral College, he will be fine. The campaign was abandoned so as not to hurt Grant's candidacy.Among the many trophies in the State Police Headquarters in Boston is a pewter pitcher, which was seized at a saloon on Causeway street. On August 15, 1845, there were testimonials from Citizens and Admirers. "<mask> was the most widely known and affectionately remembered man of his class, the subject of innumerable anecdotes, reminiscences, rhymes, and allusions," wrote George H. Genzmer. This fame he owed in large measure to his devotion to the New England colleges, where he was received with an enthusiasm that quickly permeated the community and mounted to a height of ebullient demonstration. The context of the poem does not indicate who composed it, but it does suggest that it may have been the man himself. What muddy minds have never conceived, unfurled to the winds That glorious banner that springs like a cat. I say the most magnificent <mask>, Above the throne where Plato sat.The story of the Wright, Richardson, and Walkers in Early America was told by Walter M. Seven generations. The law of necessity is the law of all laws. 25 cents for a thousand billion dollars sun. The natural laws have been the subject of a war for six thousand years. The Library of Congress has a picture of one of the broadsides from Boston in 1882.

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texts: <mask>, DFC, was a fighter pilot and flying ace who flew with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. He was killed during the Battle of Britain. He was the younger of two siblings and was born to middle-class parents. He attended boarding schools from the age of eleven. He passed his school certificates in a wide range of subjects and left with a senior prize for divinity. He applied to join the Royal Air Force after working at a timber merchant with his father. He began training in April of 1938 after passing his medical in November of 1937.He was granted a short service commission as an acting pilot officer. He was assigned to 46 Squadron in January of 1939. Before the squadron was re-equipped with Hurricanes, he flew the Gloster Gauntlet. He was confirmed as a pilot officer on April 4, 1939. The squadron attacked a formation of Heinkel 115s on 21 October 1939 and the king visited them a fortnight later. The squadron was in training for six months. Germany invaded Norway on 9 April.The British air forces were sent to Norway. They were stationed in Bardufoss in the far north of the country by 27 May 1940. There were four enemy aircraft that Hurricane L1794 <mask> saw and attacked. His cockpit filled with smoke when he was hit by return fire after hitting the starboard engine. His engine failed when he returned to Bardufoss. He landed in the freezing waters of Ofotfjord and was rescued by the ship. He was patrolling in the middle of a storm.Two Junkers Ju 87s were attacking a destroyer. He watched as one of them burst into flames after he shot it down. He was in the air when he saw three He 111s. He attacked the two, hitting one that he last saw flying towards the Swedish border. He attacked a group of four. He claimed to have downed one and damaged two more, but was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The British evacuated Norway on the same day.Unlike the other squadron pilots, he did not fly his Hurricane to the aircraft carrier, but instead returned with the ground crew. It was a good thing for him that Glorious was sunk on the return journey, killing eight of his fellow Hurricane pilots. On July 26, 1940, he was awarded theDistinguished Flying Cross for his service in Norway. For the next ten weeks he flew convoy and defensive patrols and trained Polish and Czech pilots to fly Spitfires. No. He was posted to 92 Squadron on September 5th, serving with several legendary pilots including Bob Stanford Tuck, Brian Kingcome and Allan Wright. He was promoted to flying officer on September 3, 1940.On 9 September, he defended an attack on Biggin Hill. He ran out of bullets after attacking a Hurricane and a Messerschmitt Bf109. He was about to be attacked by two more Bf 109s when he half-roll and returned to base safely. In September, 92 Squadron was involved in sporadic sorties to defend south eastern England. The Blitz began on major cities. <mask>'s grandmother and aunt were killed in a bomb attack on their home in September. On the morning of 23 September, a Bf 109 was attacked by another plane.Kuepper was forced down in a pond near Grain Fort on the Isle of Grain after he tried to escape. 92 Squadron was able to intercept an incoming raid over the estuary. They attacked the Ju 88 bombers. <mask> was chased by three Bf 109s. He turned around, attacking and damaging two of them. He took off after the rest of the squadron. He launched a solo attack before he could catch up.He hit the rear fighter and watched it crash into the sea. After attacking a Henschel Hs 126 of 4 (H)/31 flying low over the water, he brought it down two miles from the French coast. The pilot was taken prisoner. Cuthbert Orde drew his portrait. Less than 200 of the most noteworthy pilots in Fighter Command were selected for a study in Orde's style. There was a death on the morning of 10 October 1940. The patrol descended on the Dornier 17 after it was intercepted.They couldn't use their deflector sights because of the iced-up windscreens. Pilot Officer Bill Williams tried beam attacks from either flank. They missed and turned towards each other. He was too low for his parachute to open. After hitting the ground, a priest was able to administer the last rites before he died in his arms. He crashed his plane on a flintstone wall that bordered Jubilee Field and St Mary's Convent in Portslade. He was wounded in his left arm and leg when his body was examined.Bill Williams was already dead when the planes collided because he had been shot in the head. The war claimed 8 aircraft destroyed and 1 shared. Four days before his 22nd birthday, his funeral took place at St Michael's church. Thornton Garden of Rest is where he is buried. The Battle of Britain Memorial is located in Capel-le-Ferne, and the Battle of Britain Monument is located in London. There are two memorials in Crosby with his name on them. The one in St Michael's church is where his funeral was held.He is listed in the book of remembrance at the church. He is recorded in the book of remembrance, the casualties list and on the roll of honour. One of the boys who flew in the Battle of Britain, Edward Graham, is remembered on a plaque at Wellington School. First Light is the best-selling memoir by Wellum. In 2010 it was dramatised for TV, with Alex Waldmann playing <mask> <mask>. References include Bishop, Patrick, and the Combat Record 1940, "A tribute to the Most Notable Fighter Pilots of the British and Commonwealth Forces in WWII and Aces High Volume 2 and 92 Squadron Operations Record Book." They did it in 2004.Fighter Boys saved Britain. Softcover. Or Robinson, Michael. The year 2001. 92 squadron was the best of the few. Michael Robinson. Or Shores, Christopher.Williams, Clive. There was a report in 2002. The Fighter Aces of the British and Commonwealth Air Force were in World War II. There is a hardcover. The street is called Grub Street. Or Shores, Christopher. There was a report in 1999.The second volume of Aces High Volume 2. There is a hardcover. The street is called Grub Street. Wellum, Geofrfrey. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The first light. There is a hardcover.One edition. Or Wynn, Kenneth. The year 1989. The men were at the Battle of Britain. There is a hardcover. There are books by Gliddon. Christopher Shores.There was a report in 1999. The Fighter Aces of the British and Commonwealth Air Force were in World War II. Volume 2. There is a hardcover. The street is called Grub Street. Tony, Holmes. The year 1998.The hurricanes of 1939–40 were named Hurricane Aces. There is a publishing house called Osprey Publishing. The Few 1940 deaths were people educated at Wellington School and Deytheur Grammar School.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1943 and is a politician in Chicago's 14th ward. He was first elected to the Chicago City Council in 1969 as a member of the Democratic Party. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, <mask> is Chicago's most powerful alderman. According to Chicago Magazine, <mask> is the "last of the old-school Chicago Machine pols" and was named one of the 100 Most Powerful Chicagoans. <mask> has been an elected official in Chicago for over two decades. He was a leader of the "Vrdolyak 29" during the first term of Mayor Harold Washington. <mask> and his staff were the subject of federal and local investigations, and members of his staff were the targets of indictments and convictions.Klafter & Burke, a law firm that specializes in property tax appeals, has served clients who do business with the city and also provided services to US President Donald Trump. <mask>'s office at Chicago City Hall and his Aldermanic ward office were seized by federal agents, who ejected staff and papered over the doors and windows. <mask> was charged with attempted extortion for allegedly using his political office to drive business for his law firm. <mask> is no longer a partner in the law firm. Anne M<mask> is the wife of <mask>. He and his wife were foster parents and were involved in a child custody dispute. <mask> is a lifelong resident of Chicago.Joseph P<mask> was a Cook County Sheriff's policeman. The 14th Ward had a local Democratic party post where <mask> served as committeeman. <mask> was born and raised in Chicago's South Side and graduated from Quigley Preparatory Seminary in 1961. He worked for three years as a police officer in the state's attorney's office after graduating from college with a bachelor's degree. He studied law at the college. <mask> was admitted to the Illinois Bar and married <mask> in 1968. <mask> received a draft deferment when he was a student at law school in the late 1960s.He was granted a hardship deferment after his marriage and the death of his father, as the sole support of his wife, mother, and two younger brothers. He was reclassified in June 1969 as available for unrestricted military service. He was accepted into the United States Army Reserve unit in Chicago as a private. <mask> was allowed to join the Reserve unit ahead of others because of special consideration, but an Army investigation found no evidence of that. <mask> succeeded his father in local politics as the Democratic Committeeman from the 14th Ward. <mask> left his job as a policeman to become the Democratic committeeman for the 14th Ward after his father died of cancer. <mask> was elected to his father's committeeman seat in a secret vote of 65 precinct captains, defeating a veteran precinct captain by just 312 votes.<mask> was the youngest person in Chicago's history to become a ward committeeman when he was 24 years old. The young <mask> was slated to be the Democratic candidate in a special election on March 11, 1969 to fill vacancies in the 14th Ward. <mask> won with a majority of 11,204 votes, while the next highest candidate received 1460 votes. He was sworn in on March 14. The Police and Fire Committee was chaired by <mask>, who was at the time a police sergeant on leave, after the 1971 elections. <mask> was part of a dissident caucus of aldermen in 1972 and 1973, demanding a greater voice in the affairs of the city. The caucus was called the "coffee rebellion" after the beverage was served at their morning meetings.<mask> used to threaten to punch Leon Despres in the nose if he were not so old. The former city commissioner of consumer affairs announced her challenge to Chicago Mayor <mask> on April 24, 1978, describing herself as an alternative to a "cabal of evil men" that had fastened onto the government of the City of Chicago. <mask> was first elected in a 1969 special election and has been reelected 13 times. <mask> has been re-elected in most of his campaigns. <mask> faced his first opponent since 1971 in 2007, a school teacher. A <mask> supporter tried to challenge the validity of the opponent's ballot application, but the case was tied up in court for most of the campaign, and <mask> went on to win with nearly 90 percent of the vote. The leader of the opposition to Mayor <mask> was a leader of the "Vrdolyak 29", a city council majority voting block that included 28 white and one Puerto Rican, who opposed the agenda of the newly elected Mayor Harold Washington.The chairman of the Cook County Democratic Party was a <mask> mentor. The alliance was forged by expanding the number of city council committees to 29 and negotiating 29 committee chairmanship assignments. The first city council meeting of the Washington administration took place on May 2, 1983, and the president pro tempore of the city council was Vrdolyak. The powerful Finance Committee was chaired by <mask>. <mask> was considered second in the anti-Washington caucus after assuming a vocal role in anti-Washington attacks. Washington forfeited his office because he was three weeks late in filing his financial disclosures, according to <mask>'s lawsuit. The suit was dismissed.Illinois Attorney General Neil Hartigan was asked by <mask> to seek the removal of Washington. The request was denied. "This personal hatred has gone too far," said Richard M. Daley, the Cook County States Attorney at the time. In the spring of 1987, the Solidarity Party's candidate was challenging Washington for mayor, rather than seeking re-election as a alderman. Twenty-five city council seats were won by Washington allies. <mask> was the leader of the opposition in the city council. Ousted from the spacious Finance Committee staff offices, <mask> never used the relatively modest office allocated to him in City Hall and instead worked out of his private law office two blocks away.In the days after the death of <mask>, <mask> supported the Council's selection of Eugene Sawyer over Evans to serve as mayor. <mask> voted in favor of the legislative agenda of <mask>, Chicago's second black mayor. <mask> held the position of Finance chairman until January 4, 2019, a day after he was charged with attempting to bribe a Burger King operator in order to get more property tax appeal business for his private law firm. The Committee on Finance is chaired by the city council. There are two spots in the city government. All expenditures, tax matters, and many city contracts must be recommended by the Finance Committee before they can be considered by the full Council. The Committee on Finance had a staff of 63 and a budget of $2.2 million, dwarfing the resources of other committees.In the city's self-managed workman's compensation program, the Finance Committee decides and approves payment amounts in disability claims. The Committee on Finance has a taxpayer-funded payroll account that <mask> controls with no scrutiny. The largest portion of the account was spent by <mask>, which was $70,164. <mask> is a member of the city council's committees on Aviation, Budget and Government Operation, Energy, Environmental Protection and Public Utilities. <mask> is a member of the Chicago Planning Commission. The "Friends of Edward M Burke," the "14th Ward Regular Democratic Organization," and the "The Burnham Committee" are all political action committees. <mask>'s campaign funds were one of the largest in Illinois in July of 2009.Illinois judges are elected in partisan elections, and a significant aspect of <mask>'s influence derives from his role as the chairman of the judicial slating subcommittee of the Cook County Democratic Party. The map of ward boundaries was drafted by <mask>. The 14th Ward, which <mask> represents, used to be centered in the Back of the Yards neighborhood. The 14th Ward is a gerrymandered area that has been described as a piece of a jigsaw puzzle. The boundaries have been moved farther west with each new ward map. The boundaries were extended from 39th Street south to 59th and from Western Avenue west to Cicero Avenue. The ethnic composition of the ward has changed during <mask>'s time in office.By 2010 it had a large Mexican and Mexican-American population, despite being mostly Polish or other Eastern European. <mask> has a taxpayer-salaried staff that ghost-writers speeches, resolutions, and works of non-fiction for him. End of Watch, a book detailing the lives and tragedies of police officers who died in the line of duty, was published in October of 2006 by <mask> and O'Gorman. Inside the Wigwam: Chicago Presidential Conventions 1860–1996 was published by <mask> and R. Craig Sautter. The Finance Committee staff compiles historical exhibits in City Hall under <mask>'s direction. The Chicago Reader''s "best of Chicago 2010" special issue named <mask> the "best orator at City Hall". The staffing practices of <mask>'s Finance Committee came under scrutiny in local and federal investigations of ghost-payroll abuses in local government and resulted in several indictments and convictions.Between 1981 and 1994 <mask>'Amico collected tens of thousands of dollars in no-work jobs from Cook County sheriff, Cook County clerk, and the city council. D'Amico rarely showed up for work. The Chicago Sun-Times editorial, "Dead Men Can't Wear Stripes," was prompted by <mask>'s claim that the Finance Committee's chief investigator connived with D'Amico to carry D'Amico on the payroll. D'Amico was the first person indicted in the federal investigation of ghost payrolling. The personnel records of three City Council committees were subpoenaed by a grand jury in 1995. Even though her salary was paid by the city, <mask>'s long-time secretary worked full-time out of the downtown office of <mask>'s law firm. The grand jury subpoenaed the secretary."Why is she at the law firm?" asked <mask>. It looks bad. She may be doing both city work and law firm work. An attorney for the Finance Committee doesn't have to explain why she's at the law firm. <mask> doesn't have to explain. She is an employee of the city and does city work. The secretary was moved.<mask>'s law firm employed a real estate tax appeal attorney who was appointed to the 31st Ward in 1981 by the mayor. When the ward committeeman endorsed a challenger, he declined to run for re-election. Between 1985 and 1992 <mask> received $91,000 in wages and benefits for doing little or no work for the city council committees. In April 1995, after the federal subpoena of Council committee personnel records, <mask> returned the $91,000, sending cash to City Hall in three installments. He pleaded guilty on January 23, 1997. He admitted in his plea agreement that he was a ghost payroller on the Finance Committee and that he was employed in each committee job to get health insurance. <mask>'s law firm did not provide health insurance, according to the attorney.<mask> wrote that he participated in a scheme that gave rise to the charges. This allegation is false. I have done nothing wrong. Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist <mask> wrote, "You would think that a bright fellow such as <mask>, whose father was a ward boss and an alderman, would know better..." <mask> was corporate secretary of security firm SDI Security, Inc. from shortly after it was formed in 1989 until <mask>. Pedicone was hired by <mask> as an outside lawyer. Patrick Huels, chairman of the Council's Transportation Committee,

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texts: and the mayor's floor leader owned the business. <mask>'s and Huels' campaign finance records and ethics disclosures were subpoenaed by a federal grand jury.All records from the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation were subpoenaed by the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission of the Illinois Supreme Court. In late December 1997, a grand jury convened by the Cook County State's Attorney's office subpoenaed records on expenditures to SDI from <mask>'s Finance and Huels' Transportation Committees, notable in that local prosecutors rarely investigate local politicians. <mask> wrote that Pedicone was not a ghost payroller and that he had been paid over $500,000 for handling more than 450 disability-claim cases. Huels' resignation was the first major public corruption scandal of Daley's first two terms, and editorials called for <mask>'s resignation as well. At the sentencing hearing for a Chicago attorney, a federal agent testified that the attorney said his job with Burke's Finance Committee only required four hours of work a week, although he was paid a full-time salary. On January 8, 1998, federal prosecutors indicted another Chicago attorney for collecting $9,223 in wages and benefits from the Finance Committee in 1991 and 1992 despite doing little or no work. <mask> hired a criminal defense attorney, a former United States attorney and a partner in the law firm, to represent him.<mask> wasn't charged with any wrongdoing. There were 34 guilty pleas, one conviction after trial, and one acquittal by 1999. A public pension of about $64,000 per year was available to the Illinois State Representative who resigned after 15 years in the legislature. A white paper about Chicago's under-funded pensions was written by <mask> for $12,000. His pensionable salary was almost doubled when he retired on January 1, 2009. On August 16, 2012 the Governor of Illinois signed a bill which limited the state's liability when former state legislators bolster their state pensions with short-term jobs with cities, counties and other local governments. In 2007, only <mask> disclosed law clients who were local government contractors.According to his annual ethics statement filed with the city, <mask> had 37 law clients that did business with the city. 31 law clients that do business with the city received <mask>'s 2008 income above the reporting threshold. <mask>'s role as chairman of the Council's Finance Committee has been criticized for his conflicts of interest. <mask> helped line up millions of dollars in public subsidies for companies that later hired his firm for property tax assessment appeals. Ameritech, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Yellow Cab Company, and several major airlines and concessionaires are all <mask> law clients who have legislative issues before the Finance Committee. In order to keep their headquarters in Chicago, Cotter and Company sought a package of public subsidies. In February 1996, while the final components of the package were working their way through City Hall, <mask> toured Cotter's headquarters, handed out his business card from his private law practice, and asked for the company's property tax appeals business.The arrangement with <mask> was finalized in June 1996. The Finance Committee and the city council approved a $20 million bond issue in July of 1996 that included an unprecedented $2.8 million cash grant from the City to Cotter. <mask> was called "Chicago's most conflicted alderman" by the Chicago Sun-Times because he recusals himself from voting on issues involving clients so often. Almost every Finance Committee meeting, <mask> abstains from at least a few votes. After learning from the Chicago Sun-Times of their investigation into <mask>'s law firm and clients, <mask> invoked a rarely used motion to amend the proceedings of the city council to change to abstentions. <mask> blamed the late Thomas Cullerton, who chaired the City Council Committee on Aviation, for recording his "aye" votes. <mask> cast one of the votes he changed three months after the death of Cullerton.Heinemann's Inc., a baked goods company in <mask>'s 14th ward, was granted a property-tax break by the City Council at the July 2, 1997 meeting. Between 1993 and 1997 <mask> put through six journal corrections on his votes, some dating back seven years, and accounting for more than half the corrections from all the other aldermen. In 2004, <mask> changed the record of a vote in favor of azoning change for Centrum Properties. Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley criticized <mask>'s voting history. It was suggested that <mask> was involved in conflicts of interest that merited investigation by the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission and the City Board of Ethics. The City's ethics laws were strengthened in October 1998. The Council passed an item.<mask> switched to "yes" for the record after voting "no" in a voice vote. <mask> sponsored a resolution exonerating Kate O'Leary and her cow Daisy of blame for the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 after Huels resigned in the SDI scandal. The research said the fire was caused by Daniel "Peg Leg" Sullivan. Journalists were eager to sensationalize the events of the Great Fire and found Mrs. Kate O'Leary an easy scapegoat. As a working-class immigrant and a woman, Kate O'Leary was an easy target for those publications who always found it comfortable to vilify Irish Catholics who had not yet assimilated into the dominant American middle-class culture. The resolution was passed by the full city council on October 28, 1997 after it was unanimously recommended by the police and fire committee. <mask> legislative initiatives include protecting non-smokers from second-hand smoke, mandating pet-spaying, and regulating restaurant food.A Roman Catholic priest in Chicago wrote a letter to the Chicago Police Department complaining about the violence on The Jerry Springer Show. At the April 28, 1999 meeting of the city council's Police and Fire Committee, <mask> showed about ten minutes of clips from the show and convinced them to invite Jerry Springer to testify under oath as to whether the violence on the show was genuine or scripted. If scripted, <mask> proposed to force the show to obtain a city entertainment license and to have off-duty Chicago policemen arrest guests on the set. More than 21 television news crews from around the country, including Court TV, MSNBC, Fox News, a film crew from The Jerry Springer Show, dozens of print reporters, and about 75 of Springer's fans attended the hearing. Springer was questioned by <mask>. Springer wasn't asked if the violence was staged until more than an hour into the hearing. Springer spent most of his time sparring with <mask> and handled the inquiry.<mask> has Chicago police officers assigned to him as bodyguards. The acting Chicago police commissioner tried to reduce the number of <mask>'s bodyguards from four to two because the manpower was no longer needed. The city was sued by <mask> for political retaliation. The court agreed with <mask>. Rice was able to remove most of the bodyguards, but was blocked by court orders from taking away the Vrdolyak and <mask> contingents. The police details assigned to the city clerk, city treasurer and <mask> did not file police reports for nine months in 2005. Andy Shaw, president and chief executive of the watchdog group Better Government Association, asked, "This is a city that doesn't have enough money for basic services right now and doesn't have enough money to protect regular citizens."The question has to be asked if a full-time bodyguard detail to a person who hasn't been shown to be in danger for more than two decades is necessary. A Chicago police car was assigned to <mask>'s security detail. Several aldermen lease sports utility vehicles at taxpayer expense. <mask> was the longest-serving alderman in Chicago history. He had held the record for 46 years. <mask> was accused of attempted extortion by the FBI. <mask> tried to get the Democratic nomination for Cook County State's Attorney in 1980.The Cook County Democratic Central Committee endorsed <mask>. <mask>'s loss in the primary was seen as a set-back for the Chicago political machine. After the death of Harold Washington, <mask> was one of several candidates who sought to fill the seat in the special election. I would love to be the Mayor. <mask> said it was the Super Bowl of Chicago politics. In December 1988 he dropped out of the race and endorsed Richard M. Daley, who went on to win the Democratic nomination. Property tax attorney <mask> was the lead partner in a Chicago law firm, Klafter and Burke, that specializes in representing clients in property tax appeals before the Cook County Assessor's Office, the Cook County Board of Review, and in the courts.The firm was successful in several legal challenges. The senior partner of <mask>'s law firm died on June 5, 1988 at the age of 73. The Board of Tax Appeals saw the number of tax appeals filed by <mask>'s firm increase from 1982 to 1995. Most of <mask>'s cases were related to the city not contesting property tax appeals seeking a reduction in property assessment of under $1 million. <mask>'s firm won more than $17 million in property tax refunds in Chicago. <mask> said in a 2006 interview that the law business is good. I have had the best of both worlds.I have enjoyed both the political and private side of it. In the long run, if you try to conduct yourself under the rules, you are better off. <mask> is no longer a partner in the law firm. According to the Illinois Secretary of State's office, he filed to withdraw himself as lead partner in April, a month before his federal indictment of alleged racketeering so he could increase more business for his former law firm. His daughter and two other attorneys took over his partnership. Anne was installed as an Illinois Supreme Court Justice on July 4, 2006 after serving as an Illinois Appellate Court Justice. The <mask>s live in the southwestern Chicago neighborhood of Archer Heights, close to the CTA Orange Line and a high school.Their children are adults. She is an attorney who worked in the City of Chicago Law Department and is now on the Illinois Pollution Control Board. <mask><mask> Jr. was an assistant chief deputy. He was charged with domestic battery in 2019. <mask>'s son was killed in a snowmobiling accident. Daniel J<mask> was a member of the Illinois House of Representatives from Illinois' 23rd District, which includes the 14th ward, as well as a lobbyist. <mask>, Daniel, and Anne were named one of Chicago's "15 clout-heavy clans" by the Chicago Business in 2007.The Chicago Tribune's City Hall reporters named <mask> the "best dressed alderman" in 1981 for his conservative suits and attention to accessorizing. <mask> is a private detective in Illinois. In February 1996, the <mask>s became foster parents to an African American child, known in public by his court name " Baby T," born to a woman suffering drug addiction. Tina Olison, an alcoholic in recovery, sued to regain custody of her child several times in a lengthy, racially charged court battle that drew extensive media attention. The Illinois State Supreme Court ruled in favor of the <mask>s in 2001. <mask><mask> is on the Legislative Information Center of the Chicago City Clerk

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texts: <mask>, better known as Karl Philip Michael Westerberg, is an American drag queen, recording artist, comedian and reality television personality. <mask> was a contestant on the third season of Drag Race and on the first and fourth seasons of Drag Race All Stars. A panel of judges from New York magazine placed her 19th on their list of the most powerful drag queens in America. The Christmas Queens album series has been contributed to by <mask>. The publicity generated by her participation on the show brought many new opportunities to perform at various national and international LGBT events throughout the U.S. and Canada. She has been involved in activism. The dress she wore in the "Red Ribbon Runway" ad was auctioned off by Logo in commemoration of World AIDS Day.The National Association of People with AIDS received proceeds from the auction. Three Drag Race contestants, including Luzon, appeared in a television commercial for a travel website. She and Shangela did an entertainment news segment for US Weekly where they discussed current male celebrities and imagined them as drag queens. NiniMomo, a Long Island-based company specializing in poseable fashion dolls, released a doll in Luzon's likeness and wore the pineapple dress she wore during her time on Drag Race. The first time a Drag Race contestant was made into a doll, it was via special order. A couple of fans of Manila produced a 3D-printed doll. On 6 August 2012 it was announced that Manila was one of twelve past Drag Race contestants selected to join the cast of the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars, which aired on the Logo network on October 22, 2012In the third episode of the series that aired on November 5, 2012 Team Latrila was eliminated along with Latrice Royale. Their elimination led to a lot of criticism of the first All Stars. Manila appeared on an episode of MTV's Made where she taught a young man in the art of drag how to prepare for New York City's Gay Pride March. Manila, along with All Stars contestants Latrice Royale, and Tammie Brown, appeared in a television commercial for travel website Orbitz's new portal for LGBT leisure travel. <mask> was a playable character in the "RuPaul's Drag Race: Dragopolis" mobile app. On November 9, 2018, it was announced that <mask> and Latrice Royale would return to All Stars 4, but this time they would compete against each other. Despite being one of the season's front-runners with three challenge wins, Manila was eliminated by Naomi Smalls in the eighth episode of the season, which aired on February 1, 2019.The single "Where My Man At" was released by VELO on November 16. The two are in the music video with other people, including Trinity The Tuck. She was a guest for the first challenge of the 11th season of Drag Race. The music video for "Go Fish" was released on February 1, 2019. The video features Naomi Smalls, <mask>'s husband, and the Heathers, a prominent group of Drag Race 3 contestants. The video received more than 300,000 views in less than 24 hours after she left All Stars. There was a guest appearance on the General Hospital.She is going to host a reality show. His drag name was taken from the capital city of the Philippines, Manila, and the largest island in the Philippines, Luzon. His dad is American. Westerberg considers New York City to be his home even though he lives in Los Angeles. Westerberg lived in Harlem with his boyfriend, who was a contestant on the second season of Drag Race. On October 1, 2012 she died of heart failure. Westerberg studied graphic design at the University of Minnesota.After the death of his wife, Westerberg moved to Los Angeles, California. In November of 2016 Westerberg proposed to his boyfriend. The couple wed at the Silver Bells Wedding Chapel on December 24, 2017. There are also Filipinos in the New York metropolitan area.

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texts: <mask>'eman was an Israeli theoretical physicist, military scientist, and politician. He was the Minister of Science and Development. He was the President of Tel Aviv University from 1971 to 1977. He was awarded the Israel Prize in the field of exact sciences, which he returned in 1992 in protest of the award of the Israel Prize to Emile Habibi. <mask>'eman was born in Tel Aviv during the Mandate era and graduated from high school at the age of 15. Ne'eman joined the Haganah at the age of 15. Ne'eman served as battalion deputy commander, operations officer of Tel Aviv, and commander of Givati brigade during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.He was the Commander of the Planning Department of the IDF. The first draft of Israel's defense doctrine was written by him in this role. Ne'eman studied for a PhD in physics at Imperial College London under the supervision of Abdus Salam, who won the 1979 Nobel Prize in physics. He was demobilized from the IDF in 1961. Ne'eman was a founding member of the World Cultural Council. Ne'eman's greatest achievement in physics was his discovery of the classification of hadrons through the SU(3) symmetry, which was also proposed independently by Murray Gell. The quark model was proposed in 1964 by Gell-Mann and George Zweig.The founder and director of the School of Physics and Astronomy at Tel Aviv University was Ne'eman. He and Sudarshan were the co-directors of the Center for Particle Theory at the University of Texas, Austin from 1968 to 1990. He founded the Israel Space Agency in 1983 because he believed in the importance of space research and satellites to Israel's economic future and security. He worked for the Israel Atomic Energy Commission from 1966 to 1984 and held the position of scientific director. The Defense Ministry had a chief scientist from 1974 to 1976. He co-authored The Particle Hunters, which was published in English in 1986, and was described as one of the most colorful figures of modern science. This book was hailed as the best guide to quantum physics by The Times Literary Supplement.Ne'eman received the Israel Prize in the field of exact sciences in 1969 and returned in 1992 to protest the award of the Israel Prize to Emile Habibi. The Albert Einstein Award was given to him in 1970. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1972 He received the Wigner medal in 1984 for "outstanding contributions to the understanding of physics through group theory." He received the EMET Prize for Arts, Sciences and Culture in 2003 for his contributions to the development of sub-atomic physics in Israel. He received the College de France medal and the Officer's Cross of the French Order of Merit, among other awards. In the late 1970s, Ne'eman founded Tehiya, a right-wing splinter from Likud, formed in opposition to Begin's support for the Camp David talks that paved the way for peace with Egypt.He was elected to the Knesset in 1981 and won three seats. Ne'eman became Minister of Science and Technology after the party joined Begin's coalition. He retained his seat in the 1984 elections, but Tehiya were not included in the grand coalition formed by the Alignment and Likud. The governing coalition excluded Tehiya again after the 1988 elections. Ne'eman resigned from the Knesset on January 31, 1990. Despite not retaking his seat in the Knesset, Tehiya was appointed Minister of Energy and Infrastructure and Minister of Science and Technology after joining the government. He did not return to politics after losing his position as a minister.He died from a stroke on April 26, 2006 at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv. He left a wife, Dvora, a son and daughter, and a sister. Jerusalem Post obituary <mask> Ne'eman's papers are in the INSPIRE-HEP database.

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texts: A Japanese scholar whophpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBBphpBB He was considered a backroom power broker. He was born in Osaka city in 1898. He was taught to read the Chinese classics when he was a child. A study of Wang Yangming caught the attention of many intellectuals and politicians in the area. He worked at the Ministry of Education for six months after graduating. When Taish democracy was in vogue, he established an institute of Asian studies and insisted on the traditional nationalism of Japan.He was an instructor at the Department of Asian Thought at Takushoku University, where he wrote books such as Studies on the Japanese Spirit and Studies on Emperors and Government Officials. He established a private school in the house of a member of the House of Peers. In 1931, with the help of Japanese conglomerates, he established a private school to teach Asian thought and philosophy. He founded a right-wing group. The group came to be seen as an eminence grise and ended after two years. When he was a student at Tokyo Imperial University, he skipped class to read books at the library. He wrote about returning to Chinese and Japanese works in the second edition of his study.He said that he was strengthened by reading the records of the grand historian. Many people were influenced by <mask>'s philosophy. Exactly how Mitsugi Nishida and Ikki Kita were influenced by him is not known. The sumo grand champion Futabayama, as well as other others, were influenced by him. He was an adviser to the Ministry of Greater East Asia. After the war, The GHQ ordered the dissolution of his previous groups and schools, and <mask> himself was kicked out of the Ministry of Greater East Asia. The Friends of Teacher group started in 1949 and includes Hokkaido, Kansai, and Himeji.He was asked to write policy speeches after the war. He became a spiritual guide and teacher to many prime ministers, including Shigeru Yoshida, who was 20 years old at the time. He was hesitant to talk about it. The Imperial Surrender Rescript was edited by <mask>. The chief Secretary of the Cabinet visited <mask> at his house and asked him to audit the Surrender Rescript. On the next day, he found one of the three points he insisted on remained the same. After the war, <mask> met Hirohito at garden parties.Hirohito thanked <mask> for the trouble at the end of the war, and asked if he was studying as before, to which <mask> replied "Yes" with delight. When Hirohito attended a round-table discussion after <mask>'s death, one of the attendants mentioned that he had once said that nothing could be said in addition to what the emperor had said. Hirohito nodded. The Broad Pond Society was asked to be named by <mask> due to his knowledge of the history of China. Although he did not outlive the Shwa era, he gave the new era its name, Heisei. Heisei was conceived in 1979 and communicated to the government. The government was again told by the professor emeritus of Tokyo University.The Japanese Ethos: A Study of National Character in Japanese Lectures on the Thoughts in China and Persons was published in 1922. Many people were surprised by this book. The Masahiro <mask> Memorial Hall has a chronological table. The instructor in politics and business is Koshi Suda <mask> <mask>.

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texts: <mask> is an American former member of the popular 1980s band The Del Fuegos and is now the front man of the group Dan Zanes and Friends. He was born in New Hampshire in 1961, but spent his formative years in Texas and New York. His father was a teacher and a poet. He started playing guitar when he was eight and began taking Lead Belly records out of the public library as soon as he was old enough to get a library card, according to his mother. Zanes attended an academy in Massachusetts for two years. They lived on the outskirts of Concord, New Hampshire. He wanted to start a really cool band at Oberlin College.He met up with Tom Lloyd in the breakfast line on the first day of school. After taking their breakfast back to the dorm, Zanes and Lloyd started a band and went to Boston, where they became known as The Del Fuegos. The Del Fuegos played in lofts, bars, warehouses, small art galleries, clubs, barns, college dining halls, Fraternity houses, gymnasiums, auditoriums, and, finally, big theaters. The Del Fuegos were named the "best new band" by Rolling Stone in 1984. Bruce jumped on stage to play a song with them. The Longest Day, Boston, Mass, Stand Up, Smoking in the Fields, and Don't Run Wild all came from the Del Fuegos. Paula Greif was the director of the video for the Del Fuegos song, I Still Want You.After <mask> and Paula Greif had a baby, they moved to New York City. A group of fathers that he had met in the West Village were also playing music with their children. The band played at parks and parties and on a tape of songs that Zanes recorded at his home. The tape was a hit in the area. On the playground where he and his daughter played, he realized that he liked making music that families could enjoy together, as opposed to music that is just for children or just for adults. He added a small number of women to his band, renamed it the Rocket Ship Revue, and began making a full-length homemade album, with the help of some people he had met when he was a Del FuegoSheryl Crow, Suzanne Vega, and Simon Kirke, the drummer. The album was a hit.According to the New York Times Magazine, it's cool, but mostly, it's music that's unsanitized, unpasteurized, that's organic even. They made guest appearances on the album. The second album, Family Dance (2001), is a collection of dance songs from a wide variety of musical traditions. Night Time is the third recording. There are collaborations with Lou Reed, Dar Williams, and others. He played himself in Dragon Tales Let's Start a Band. In addition to the usual guitars, banjos, upright bass and drums, House Party includes instruments such as violin, tuba, accordion, trombone, pump organ, djembe and saw.House Party was nominated in the musical album for children category. The House Party album was played during the morning program suite on the Disney Channel. There are new music video selections on Noggin. The best musical album for children was won by Zanes. Father Goose and Sister Carol collaborated on a children's CD called "It's a Bam Diddly", which features songs performed by both of them. Nueva York! was written in early 2009. The Best Children's Music album was won in the 8th Annual Independent Music Awards.His seventh album was called 76 Trombones and it was a Broadway themed album. Zanes is a public supporter of charities. Some of the money from Family Dance and Night Time goes to Zanes. There is a non-profit world hunger organization called Heifer International. Discography with The Del Fuegos. Spin Radio Concert, Stand Up, Smoking in the Fields, Silver Star, and Family Music albums were released. The house party was all around the kitchen.catch that train The Welcome Table in 2008 The Fine Friends Are Here! Turn Turn Turn is a film with Elizabeth Mitchell. The Best of <mask>s! Lead Belly, Baby! Sea Music includes "Oh Shenandoah", "Sloop John B", and "Deep Blue Sea".

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texts: <mask> is an applied mathematician, scientist, and engineer with research interests in the areas of control and dynamical systems. His research has led to major discoveries in applied mathematics, stability theory, robust control, and neuroscience. Professor <mask> holds the rank of Professor and Chair of the Flight Mechanics and Control Discipline at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. <mask> is a member of both the Academy of Nonlinear Sciences and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for his contributions to the fields of stability theory and control systems. <mask> was born in Athens, Greece, to a Greek mother and a Lebanon father. He attended a private British secondary school for his early education and the American Community Schools in Athens and Lebanon for his high school education. After graduating from high school, he attended the Florida Institute of Technology where he received his degree in 1979.In 1983, 1984, and 1987, he received degrees in mechanical engineering from Florida Tech. Dennis S. Bernstein was his PhD advisor and he focused on fixed architecture robust control design with applications to large flexible space structures. From 1987 to 1994 he was a consultant for the Structural Controls Group of the GovernmentAerospace Systems Division of Harris Corporation. He joined the faculty at the Florida Institute of Technology in 1988 where he founded and developed the Systems and Control option within the graduate program. He joined the faculty at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1994. Professor <mask> received the National Science Foundation Presidential Faculty Fellow Award in 1993 for his "demonstrated excellence and continued promise in scientific and engineering research and in teaching future generations of students to extend and apply human knowledge." The award was presented by President Bill Clinton in a White House Rose Garden ceremony to recognize and support the scholarly activities of the "Nation's most outstanding science and engineering faculty".Dr. <mask>'s research contributions are documented in over 500 archival journal and conference publications and seven books in the areas of science, mathematics, medicine, and engineering. His research focuses on the analysis and control of systems that are impulsive and hybrid. The history of science and mathematics is one of his interests. The design of reduced-order optimally robust compensators and estimators was the subject of a series of papers with D. S. Bernstein and D. C. Hyland. The ability for simultaneous performing multiple design tradeoffs for multivariable systems with respect to competing constraints such as sensor noise, control effort, controller order, robustness, disturbance rejection, mean-square error, sample rate, and controller architecture is provided by <mask>'s fixed-structure control framework. The theoretical underpinning for the design of industry standard controllers is provided by this approach. Many researchers in the 1990s used this work to address advances in fixed-order control via Linear Matrix Inequalities.<mask>'s work on the mixed-norm multiobjective controller synthesis problem and, specifically, the mixed H2/H control problem, was the first to fully address the design of full- and reduced-order controllers for disturbance rejection. Numerous papers were written by different research groups around the world because of <mask>'s seminal publications on the mixed-norm control problem. The first to address the problem of robust stability and performance problems for constant real parameter uncertainty in the literature was this work. A fundamental generalization of mixed- analysis and synthesis was provided by the work. The basis for a reliable, fully automated -synthesis procedure was provided by the unification of mixed- and parameters- dependent Lyapunov functions. Engineering practice has been directly supported by the research. <mask>'s work in this area focused on the development of advanced robust disturbance rejection control methodologies for nonlinear systems with applications to flow control associated with aerospace vehicles.He developed an optimality-based nonlinear control framework to synthesise robust globally stabilizing disturbance rejection controllers. His results have been applied to suppress the effects of thermoacoustic instabilities in gas turbine engines and to control the aerodynamic instabilities of rotating stall and surge in jet engines. Under the support of National Science Foundation, AFOSR, ARO, and NASA, this research has demonstrated improvements in compression system performance, robustness, reliability, and maintainability. His book Hierarchical Nonlinear Switching Control Design with Application to Propulsion Systems, London, UK: Springer-Verlag, 2000, provides a novel and unique hierarchical nonlinear switch control framework for general uncertain systems giving a rigorous alternative to gain scheduling control for systems with multiple modes of operation. A novel and unique system-theoretic framework of thermodynamics is developed in a novel and unique system-theoretic framework ofTHERMODYNAMY: A Dynamical Systems Approach. One of the bedrock disciplines of physics and engineering is thermodynamics, yet its foundation has been lacking rigor and clarity as pointed out by the American mathematician and natural philosopher. Researchers from the systems and control community have acknowledged the need for a solid foundation.There are a lot of ideas and tools in <mask>'s book. Dissipativity theory is one of the theories he uses in his work. His framework captures all of the key ideas of thermodynamics, including its fundamental laws. The work is a technical masterpiece that brings to bear and extends the kind of applied analysis that is hallmark to the dynamical systems and control community. <mask>'s exposition brings clarity and coherence to an important classical area of science and engineering. Extensions of this work are reported. <mask>'s key work is on impulsive and hybrid dynamical systems.He wrote a book on impulsive and hybrid Dynamical Systems: Stability, Dissipativity, and Control. Stability, dissipativity theory, energy-based hybrid control, optimal control, disturbance rejection control, and robust control are some of the results of this research monograph. A fundamental contribution to mathematical system theory and control system theory can be found in the monograph. There is no book in print that has the breadth and depth of this one. His textbook on Nonlinear Dynamical Systems and Control: A Lyapunov-Based Approach was published in 2008. There is an extensive treatment of stability analysis and control design in this 1000-page masterpiece. The topics include partial stability, lagrange stability, ultimateBoundedness, input-to-state stability, input-output stability, finite-time stability, semistability, stability of sets, and stability of periodic orbits.A complete and thorough treatment of dissipativity theory, absolute stability theory, stability of feedback interconnections, optimal control, backstepping control, and robust control is included. A complete analysis and design framework for modeling and feedback control of nonnegative and compartmental dynamical systems is presented in <mask>'s treatise on Nonnegative and Compartmental Dynamical Systems. This work is practical and rigorously theoretical. There are examples from biology, chemistry, ecology, economics, genetics, medicine, sociology, and engineering. In order to advance the state-of-the-art in active control of nonnegative and compartmental systems, this book develops a unified stability and dissipativity analysis and control design framework. In today's contracting world, where medicine, economics, and sociology are becoming more important, where epidemiology and genetics are essential in understanding disease propagation in more and more closely interacting groups, and where real-time control system is important, it has had fundamental ramifications. A longstanding research theme has been brought to fruition by his work on vector dissipative systems approaches to large-scale nonlinear dynamical systems.This work can be applied to large-scale aerospace systems, air traffic control systems, power and energy grid systems, manufacturing and processing systems, transportation systems, communication and information networks, nervous systems, immune systems, environmental and ecological. His most recent book is Stability and Control of Large-Scale Dynamical Systems: A Vector Dissipative Systems Approach. In this work, <mask> has merged systems biology and system thermodynamics with network engineering systems to develop functional and robust algorithms for agent coordination and control. He has developed control algorithms to address agent interactions, cooperative and non-cooperative control, task assignments, and resource allocations for multiagent network systems. This work has had a significant impact on the control of air and space vehicles, as well as the control of ground transportation systems and communication networks. Major breakthrough in control of networks and control over networks have been initiated by his results. One of the most challenging problems in clinical pharmacology has been tackled by <mask>'s work.He has developed neural network adaptive control for anesthesia and critical care unit medicine. The outcome for drug administration has been greatly improved by his adaptive control algorithms. This research in active control of clinical pharmacology has transitioned to clinical practice and is improving medical care, health care, and reliability of drug dosing equipment, and has a real potential of reducing health care costs. The biomedical engineering field has been influenced by <mask>'s achievements. His results in clinical pharmacology are documented. There are books written by A. Leonessa, W. M<mask>, and V. Chellaboina. Springer-Verlag was in London, UK.W. M<mask>, V. Chellaboina, and S. G. The Princeton University Press was published in 2005. W. M<mask>, V. Chellaboina, and S. G. Nersesov are authors of Impulsive and hybrid Dynamical Systems: Stability, Dissipativity, and Control. The University Press of Princeton. W. M<mask> and V. Chellaboina presented their work. The University Press of Princeton. V. Chellaboina and Q. Hui are authors of Nonnegative and Compartmental Dynamical Systems.The University Press of Princeton. Stability and Control of Large-Scale Dynamical Systems: A Vector Dissipative Systems Approach was written by W. M<mask> and S. G. Nersesov. The Princeton University Press was published in 2011. There are links to External links on <mask> M<mask>'s homepage.

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texts: <mask> "Tom"<mask> was an American musician and singer who played the clawhammer banjo and the guitar. He gained initial fame during the late 1920s as both a solo recording artist and as a member of various string bands after performing at medicine shows in the Southern Appalachian region. After his "rediscovery" during the folk revival of the 1960s, he spent the last years of his life playing at folk music concerts, including appearances at Carnegie Hall in New York and at the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island. <mask> was the only child of George McCurry and <mask> and was born in 1895. George McCurry was described as a "one-eyed, hell-raiser, and big talker" by those who knew him. George was an adulterer before <mask> was born. George had to leave.The family relocated to Tennessee around 1900, just south of Mountain City, where Enoch ran a boarding house. <mask> was nicknamed "Tommy Tiddy Waddy" by his grandfather, and became known to friends and acquaintances as "Tom". The name "McCurry" was dropped when he was raised by his mother's parents. His mother and aunts taught him to play the banjo when he was eight years old and his grandfather bought him a banjo when he was eight years old. A number of songs and techniques were learned from lumberjacks and railroad workers who stayed at his grandfather's boarding house. Tom was at a medicine show in Mountain City. He performed blackface comedy.Tom played in medicine shows until the early 1940s. Concerts were held at rural schools during the winter. He played for money at coal camps and mills with influential Johnson County G. B. Grayson. Tom made his first recordings for Gennett Records in February of 1928 with the Blue Ridge Mountain Entertainers, which included <mask> Greene on fiddle and Garley Foster on harmonica. Several recordings were made with The Carolina Tar Heels, which included Tom on guitar and vocals, his friend Dock Walsh on banjo, and Gwen or Garley Foster on harmonica. Frank Walker of Columbia Records tried to get the singer to make his first solo recordings, as well as to record with a trio called " Byrd Moore and His Hot Shots" at the Johnson City sessions. The Blue Ridge Entertainers recorded with the American Record Corporation again in the early 1930s.He and Gwen Foster recorded a series of duets in 1933. Money was hard to come by in the early 1930s because of the Great Depression. It was almost impossible to make money playing at coal camps or on street corners without being recruited to make records. Crowds at medicine shows were reduced due to the Depression. When he was a coal miner in West Virginia, he did odd jobs to support his wife, <mask>'s music. <mask>'s early recordings, made him well known among folk music enthusiasts. In 1960, the two men met at the Old Time Fiddler's Convention in North Carolina. He persuaded him to start playing the banjo again. The Chicago Folk Festival in 1962 and the Newport Folk Festival in 1963. In the mid-1960s, he toured the folk circuit.He played at a number of venues in California. North Carolina guitarist Tex Isley was in England in 1966. A second tour of England was planned for 1967, but he was diagnosed with cancer before he left. He died at a hospital in North Carolina. Old Time Music at Clarence Ashley's was added to the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress. The album contains recordings of folk songs performed by the bandmates, including Clint Howard, Fred Price, Gaither Carlton and Tommy Moore. It was at his grandfather's boarding house in the early 1900s that he learned a lot abouttoire and influence.His unusual G-modal banjo tuning style, which he called "sawmill" (gDGCD from fifth string to the first), was likely taught to him by family members. The best-known of which was "Rude and Rambling Man", which he learned from his mother, was one of the songs he recorded. The folk songs "Frankie Silvers" and "Greenback Dollar" were also included. "Dark Holler", "Haunted Road Blues", and "Corrina, Corrina" have an African-American influence. In 1933, he made the first known recording of "The House of the Rising Sun", which he claimed he learned from his maternal grandfather. During the folk revival of the 1960s, the band helped popularize the 18th century English, Southern hymn, "Amazing Grace." There are several notable musicians who cite the influence of Ashly."House of the Rising Sun" and "Greenback Dollar" were recorded by Roy Acuff, and he probably taught him them. In the 1960s, Doc was a member of the band that played in for much of the decade. Jerry said in an interview that he learned clawhammer picking from <mask>. Joan Baez, Judy Collins, and Jean Ritchie are some of the folk musicians who have been influenced by <mask>. There are links to other things on Juneberry78s.com.

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texts: <mask> was a French chemist who wrote a book about chemistry for women. According to scholars, this was the first work on chemistry by a woman since Maria the Jewess in the late classical period, and her name has survived to the present day. <mask> was the first woman to publish a book on chemistry. She believed that "minds have no sex" and that women should receive an education. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Her father was a local notary and her mother was a teacher. Madame de La Guette was the younger sister of <mask>, who wrote Memiors.As a child, Meurdrac was more serious than her sister, and she served as a god to children in her village. She married the commander of Charles de Valois's guard unit when she was 15. She met the Countess de Guiche, wife of the Comte de Guiche, at the Chteau de Grosbois. Meurdrac would dedicate her chemistry treatise to the Countess after befriending the pair. Meurdrac learned chemistry using works and experiments from other scientists and by reading theoretical works on chemistry. Lab techniques, the properties of medicines, and cosmetics were covered in her studies. She used to have a table of weights and alchemical symbols in her work.Meurdrac had a laboratory where she did experiments to improve the lives of women, produce home remedies and beauty products, and record her recipes. She offered to teach private lessons to women if they weren't confident enough to experiment on their own. It was unusual for Meurdrac to have access to a high temperature furnace as it required special permission from the king. It's possible that she gained royal assent through her relationship with the Countess de Guiche. In either 1656 or 1666 Meurdrac published her famous book "Useful and Easy Chemistry, for the Benefit of Ladies". One of the first works written by a woman was by Meurdrac. The work was translated into German and Italian in four different editions.The regent masters of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris approved the work that focused on providing affordable treatments for the poor. The first part of the work focused on principles and operations, vessels, lutes, furnaces, characteristics, and weights. Medical herbs and medicines made from such plants were part of Part 2. Animals and metals were dealt with in part 3. Part 5 was about making compound medicines and part 6 was about methods of preserving and increasing beauty. "I have been very careful not to go beyond my knowledge, and I can assure that everything I teach is true, and that all my remedies have been tested," wrote <mask> in her introduction. The french words "les esprits n'ont point de sexe" are translated to "minds have no sex" on the second page.It wasn't ideal for women to be scientists. <mask> wanted to prove that she could publish a textbook for women and educate them as well. Since the 1970s, scholars have been discussing the nature of La Chymie Charitable et Facile, en Faveur des Dames, with some arguing that it is a work on alchemy rather than chemistry. <mask>'s La chymie was placed in the tradition of medical cookery books. The libri de segreti, medical and cosmetic books made popular in Renaissance Italy, were occasionally authored by women. <mask> has been seen as a feminist because of her work in terms of female scientific endeavors. <mask> described her struggle between the contemporary female ideal and her inner struggle in her introduction.It would be a sin against charity to hide the knowledge that God has given me, which may be of benefit to the world. The paradigm shift that would later occur in the shift of alchemy to modern chemistry was provided a foreshadowing by her eventual contribution of her works. Whether or not her work can be considered chemistry, <mask> directly contributed in a visible way that allowed for collaborative processes, and scrutiny, that would later define the field of modern chemistry and science as a whole. She wrote, "When I began this small treatise, it was for my sole satisfaction, so as not to lose memory of the knowledge that I had acquired by means of long toil, and by divers experiments repeated several times." I was tempted to publish it, but I had to keep it hidden because I didn't want to expose it to the public. I spent almost two years in this combat. I objected to myself that teaching was not a profession of a woman, that she should remain in silence, to listen and to learn, without bearing witness that she knows that it is above her to give a work to the public, and that such a reputation is not by any means beneficial.. If the minds of women were cultivated like those of men, they could become their equal, and I am not the first woman to have placed something under the press. Molire based his comedy Les Femmes Savantes on La Chymie. According to the evidence given in Les Femmes Savantes, <mask> was the first woman in chemistry. The play highlighted the women who devoted most of their time to experiments and academics, but it also critiqued and ridiculed a variety of groups, one being a group of educated women in France. The play doesn't mention chemistry, but it does mention physics, mathematics, and astronomy. Les Femmes Savantes was written in 1672, six years after the first edition of Meurdrac's La Chymie charitable and two years before the second.The idea that women were not supposed to be educated was pushed by this satire. History of women in science can be found at www.womenalchemists.com.

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texts: His work has appeared in magazines, newspapers, books, online, home video, film and television. He is best known for his magazine cartoons, which have appeared in numerous and diverse titles such as The New Yorker, Playboy, Harvard Business Review, The Huffington Post and Paul Krassner's The Realist. He has drawn editorial-page cartoons for The Columbia Paper in Columbia County, New York, since 2003 and created a weekly news cartoon, Out of Line, for Publishers Weekly from 1988 to 1994. <mask> has drawn syndicated newspaper comic strips. Koky was syndicated from 1979 to 1981 by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate. The entire run of the strip was collected by Ramble House in 2007. His daily panel Hang in There was syndicated.There Oughta Be a Law! was updated for United Feature Syndicate. In the early 1980s, I wrote and drew it. Inside Woody Allen, a strip for King Features Syndicate, a strip for Universal Press Syndicate, and a strip for Jack Anderson were all created by <mask>. Over 45 books have been written, edited and illustrated by <mask>. They include: The Art and the Business, the most authoritative guide in the field since 1983, Last Laughs: Cartoons About Aging, Retirement, and the Great Beyond, and Joy in Mudville: The Big Book of Baseball Humor. "Opportunity Buzzes" was an animated fable written and drawn by <mask>. For PBS's 51st State on Channel 13, New York, and wrote and drew three animated skits for the feminist show, Woman, in 1972.He drew two daily cartoons for NBC's Channel Four in New York. In the early 1990s, <mask> was a content provider for ABC-TV Multimedia. A number of on-the-scene sketch reportage assignments have been done by <mask>. They included "swinging London" in 1967, the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in 1968, the New York Mets' pennant win in 1969 and the U.S. Open at Forest Hills in 1976. The subject of cartooning, Jewish humor and aging is a popular topic for public speakers. He has appeared at universities, corporate conferences, synagogues and film festivals. He is a founding member and former president of The Cartoonists Guild.For the New School's distance learning program, <mask> taught cartooning for over 15 years. Ken Fallin was one of his students. The Art in Cartooning was co-edited with New Yorker cartoonist Ed Fisher and Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor of The New Yorker, on an instruction kit for Barnes & Noble. For clients in the business world, he has created art, cartoons and writing for their advertising and public relations, many for ads in "The New Yorker". After graduating from The City College of New York with a degree, he served in the U.S. Army for two years, mostly at Fort Richardson, Alaska, where he was editor of the post newspaper. He worked as a newspaper reporter for the Park Row Service in New York City and as an advertising sales promotion manager for the Ziff-Davis Publishing Company. He left Ziff-Davis and New York in 1960 to live in Mexico for a year to write and draw.He went back to New York to start a new career. After selling his first cartoons to a number of small magazines, he went on to publish in all major markets, including the Saturday Evening Post, Look, Saturday Review, and Life. On November 7, 1972, the day after the election, <mask> appeared on the Today Show and drew a political cartoon. On January 20, 1973, on NBC-TV's live network coverage of Richard Nixon's second inauguration, <mask> drew and commented on the ceremony. Lamb Chop in the Land of No Manners was a featured guest artist in 1989. In 1998, the American School of Bilbao, Spain, honored <mask> by inviting him to visit and draw for grade and high school pupils at the American Schools in Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Lisbon. "Funny Business: An Inside Look at the Art of Cartooning" 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846The Library of Congress acquired most of the original pen and ink drawings for cartoons and reportage that had been published in several different places. Tony Guida has interviewed <mask> <mask> cartoons presented by the New-York Historical Society. Cole Porter's 1907 Steinway piano was on display at The New-York Historical Society until August 14, when it was played for an audience of one hundred people. Steve Martin selected a cartoon from the April 12, 1969 issue of The New Yorker as the first entry in an illustrated feature entitled, "Celebritites Pick Their Favorite New Yorker Cartoons." An exhibition at the New York Historical Society that ran from October 2015 to February 2016 featured two of <mask>'s original drawings, as well as one of his New Yorker cartoons that was published in July 1997, and a pencil sketch he drew in his Hebrew schoolbook.The City College of New York gave a prestigious award to <mask> in 2004. He was honored by the City College of New York Communications Hall of Fame. In 2007, and 2008, <mask> was voted the Best Magazine Cartoonist by the National Cartoonists Society, as well as being nominated for Best Magazine Cartoonist and Best Advertising Illustration. He was the 16th member of The National Cartoonists Society Hall of Fame when he received the Gold Key Award in June, 2021. The National Cartoonists Society gave <mask> the Tom Gill Educational Award for a lifetime of outstanding contributions to the art of cartooning. <mask> and his wife, Judith, lived in New York City for many decades. He and his wife moved to Colorado because of the Covid 19 outbreak.There are external links to 1931 births.

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texts: The founder and chief executive officer of the Americare Companies is <mask>. He is the co-chairman of the Ohel Board of Directors and the chairman of the Camp Kaylie Board of Trustees. He was the chairman of the 12th Siyum HaShas. <mask> is a well-known community activist with a major philanthropic personality. He is involved in Jewish religious and communal life. <mask> was born in 1952 to a Jewish family. They were survivors of the Holocaust.His parents moved to America in 1949. In 1955, his father accepted a position at B'nai Israel. Kleinman attended Brooklyn College. He built a successful career in the home healthcare industry after graduating with a degree in psychology. The Americare Companies were founded by Kleinman. A New York-based company provides a wide range of healthcare services, including home healthcare and rehabilitation services, international nurse recruitment, professional, paraprofessional and ancillary support services, and pharmacy services. Americare Certified Special Services is a home health agency whose services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, managed care and other insurance plans.It provides home care to the behaviorally and developmentally disabled as well as to the general public, and has a five star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that oversees these programs. Americare Certified is the only home care company in New York City that has a five star rating from the agency. The average is 3.5 stars. Americare. Over the course of 39 years, the agency has serviced the greater New York area. Americare is a member of both the New York State Home Care Providers Association and the Home Care Association of New York State. Americare has a private pay division called Attencia.It has concierge home care. Rehabilitation services, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies, are provided to patients in the comfort of their own home at Americare Therapy Services. Patients can stay in their home environments and communities if therapists restore them to the highest functional level. Staffing solutions for skilled healthcare professionals are provided by Global Professional Staffing. The company is committed to providing rehabilitative solutions across the continuum of care. In addition to the team of therapists that provide services to assisted living and skilled nursing facilities and patients in their home, throughout the United States, outpatient and community programs, Phyt provides management solutions and staffing solutions to its business partners. Outpatient rehabilitation therapy services include Medicare part B rehabilitation services in assisted living facilities and to patients in their own home.Care Management offers health care consulting and management services. MedPack Pharmacy can help with prescription needs. MedPack is both a mail order and a hand delivered supplier of medications. MedPack offers pharmacy services to assisted living and skilled nursing facilities. Covid testing and vaccinations are provided by MedPack. Kleinman is still in charge of all aspects of management and strategy for the Americare Companies. Amud Aish Memorial Museum/Kleinman Holocaust Education Center is an organization and museum which serves as a memorial to The Holocaust.The purpose of the center was to document the history of the Holocaust, to perpetuate the legacy of those who remained loyal to Jewish faith and practice after the Holocaust, and to rebuild Torah Judaism in the United States and throughout the world. <mask> Aish. He is the founder and president of Amud Aish and has contributed to many Holocaust–related events. Amud Aish is a venue where a range of organizations and programs can join their resources and make them work in a comprehensive way. The Amud Aish Memorial Museum is located in the Mill Basin section of Brooklyn. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum was designed by David Layman, who also designed the center. Through the lens of faith is a faith based exhibit that was opened by Amud Aish.The chief curator of the Amud Aish Memorial Museum is Dr. Henri Lustiger-Thaler. The photography for the exhibit was done by Caryl Englander. Ohel's board of directors co-chairman is <mask>. The Kleinman Family Ohel Regional Family Center opened in 2009. <mask> was honored at Ohel's inaugural legislative breakfast as a token of appreciation. He is the chairman of the Board of Camp Kaylie. Kleinman is a private donor.He was one of the first six people to give money to the cause. <mask> and other philanthropists were recognized at the 70th anniversary ceremonies of the liberation of the Nazi German concentration and extermination camps. The Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2001 with a mission to enhance and enrich the quality of Jewish education throughout the United States. In memory of his father, Rofeh Cholim donated to the new division of RCCS in Israel. Immigrant Russian children and their families are assisted by Shuvu, an Israeli organization with a network of schools. <mask> and his wife are benefactors of Yeshiva Darchei Torah. They were honored for their contribution at the yeshiva's 38th annual dinner.The Western Wall (Kotel) Heritage Foundation in Jerusalem, Israel, and Dorog Institutions in Israel are benefactors of the Kleinmans. Senator Joe Lieberman presented him with the Congressional US Israel Friendship Award. <mask> is a member of the Orthodox Jewish community. He supports the Torah and chesed institutions around the world. Kleinman was the chairman of the Twelfth Si Hashas. Over 92,000 people were present for the ceremony that took place at the stadium, which is considered to be the largest such gathering in history. Revival of Orthodoxy after the Holocaust and dedication to Torah study were stressed as the main themes of the evening.The purpose of the event was to show the strength of Torah Judaism and its resurgence in America after the Holocaust. Business people from New York City and people from Brooklyn College.

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texts: <mask> is an English football coach and former footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He is the goalkeeper coach at Wigan Athletic. He has spent most of his career in The Football League, winning the PFA League One player of the year and was named in the League One Team of the Year in 2005–06. <mask> couldn't break into the first team at his hometown club because he was competing with goalkeepers such as Paul Jones, Dave Beasant and Maik Taylor. He made his name with Conference side Woking after leaving Saints on a free transfer in 1998. He was signed by Southend in 2000. <mask> made over 350 appearances for the club during his time there, helping them from league two into the championship in back to back seasons.One of the main reasons for the club's rise through the divisions was <mask>. <mask> put in a man of the match display against Manchester United in the League Cup on 7 November 2006, making a string of saves. The game was won by Eastwood with a free kick. <mask> produced another man of the match display as Southend were knocked out of the competition in the quarter finals by Spurs at White Hart Lane. Crystal Palace <mask> signed a three-year contract to compete for the first team shirt at Crystal Palace after signing for the Championship side on a free transfer. He turned down the one-year deal. In August 2008, <mask> made his Palace debut.<mask> played against Palace in the next round. Even though <mask> saved a penalty, Palace lost the game 2–1. The following season saw <mask> remain at the club despite speculation linking him with a move away, and he made his first home league appearance for the Eagles in the 0–2 home defeat to Newcastle United. This was his last appearance for the Eagles. He joined the club on a loan until the end of the 2008–09 season, but did not play for the club due to an injury. <mask> was signed on a month emergency loan in November of 2009. <mask> played for his former club in the FA Cup.He went on to play 20 games for the club after his loan was extended until the end of the season. <mask> began training with Pompey ahead of a possible move to the club his older brother played for. <mask> was signed on a one-month deal by Pompey. The number 37 was given to him. <mask> signed a new one-month deal at Fratton Park on September 23 and again on October 26. His contract was extended until the end of the season. Jamie Ashdown played the full 90 minutes in all 50 of Pompey's matches in the 2010–11 season.He left after his contract expired. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the club on June 28, 2011. <mask> was expected to provide competition for Shwan Jalal when working with Lee Bradbury and Neil Moss. He signed a new one-year contract in January. <mask> played in all but two of Bournemouth's 46 league games. <mask> was out of the 2012–13 season due to a shoulder injury. <mask> signed a new one-year deal in May.<mask> left Bournemouth in order to play football. <mask> signed for Crawley Town on a short-term deal after his release. He kept a clean sheet in the victory over York City. He left in January of 2016 <mask> retired from playing in June of 2016 and was appointed the goalkeeper coach of the new head coach at the time. During his playing days, <mask> was a teammate of Monk's at Saints. <mask> was appointed goalkeeping coach of Birmingham City when Monk took over as manager.He joined Wednesday as their goalkeeper coach. He left the club on November 9, 2020. He joined Wigan Athletic as the goalkeeping coach. <mask> was born in the UK. <mask>'s brother was a professional football goalkeeper. He died in a car crash. He has a son named after his brother.There are external links to 1978 births. The players are from Woking. The players are from Southend United F.C. The players are from Crystal Palace F.C. The players are fromLeeds United F.C. The players are from Oldham Athletic A.F.C. The players are from Pompey F.C.The players are from Bournemouth and Crawley Town. The English Football League has players in the National League. The staff at the F.C. are not playing. The staff at the F.C. are non-playing. The staff at Wednesday F.C. are not playing. Wigan Athletic F.C. does not have a playing staff. The staff is not playing.

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texts: The head of discipline in mechanical engineering is <mask>. The Centre for Mass and Thermal Transport in Engineering Materials is headed by him. He is the author and co-author of over 150 journal papers, 70 conference papers and 15 book-chapters in the area of advanced materials and structures. He is an author and co-author of 13 research monographs. Education D. Sc. The University ofNewcastle is in Australia. The 1997 Research Interests of Cellular Materials (Metals and Ceramics) Experimental and Computational Mechanics Thin Structures and Interphases Diffusion Simulation in Metals were published.VDI Verlag 2003 is in Dsseldorf. A. chsner is the author of Eindimensionale Finite Elemente - Ein Einstieg in die Methode. Springer Verlag 2010. The Formulae for the Stress Distribution in Round Tensile Specimens at Neck Presence was written by M. Gromada, G. Mishuris, and A. chsner. There are SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology. Springer Verlag 2011. An introduction to the FE Method was written by A. chsner.Springer Verlag in Berlin. A. chsner wrote an introduction to scientific publishing. There are SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology. Springer Verlag 2013). Modeling and Simulation of Rods and Beams is part of A. chsner: Elasto-Plasticity of Frame Structure Elements. Springer Verlag in Berlin. S.I.Yengejeh, S.A. Kazemi, and A. chsner wrote A Primer on the Geometry of Carbon Nanotubes and their Modifications. Springer Verlag 2015. H.R. A. chsner is the author of Biomaterials and Their Applications. Springer Verlag 2015. The second edition of A. chsner's Eindimensionale Finite Elements: Ein Ein Einstieg in die Methode is 428 pages. Springer Vieweg Verlag is in Berlin.M. chsner and A. chsner wrote about the text processing system LaTeX. Springer Vieweg 2015. F.A. Nasruddin is M.N. Harun, A. Syahrom, M.R.A. Kadir, A.H. Omar, and A. chsner wrote a book about badminton racket design parameters. There are SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology.Springer 2016 A. chsner is the author of Continuum Damage and Fracture Mechanics. Springer 2016 in Singapore. The introduction is based on the finite element method. Springer 2016 in Singapore. A. chsner and M. chsner wrote about the finite element analysis program. Springer 2016 in Singapore.A. chsner is the author of Theorie der Balkenbiegung: Einfhrung und Modellierung der statischen Verformung und Beanspruchung. Springer Vieweg 2016 chsner, G.E. M.J.S. Murch. de Lemos) Simulation and prediction of thermal properties of cellular and porous materials. The book was written in Weinheim, Germany.W. Ahmed, N. Ali, and A. chsner. There are 555 pages of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering. Stafa-Zurich, Switzerland: Trans Tech Publications. L.F.M. da Silva and A. chsner). 335 pages are devoted to Modeling of Adhesively Bonded Joints. Springer 2008 is in Berlin, Germany.The authors are A. chsner, W. Ahmed and N. Ali. There are over 400 pages on the topic of Nanocomposite Coatings and Nanocomposite Materials. Stafa-Zurich, Switzerland: Trans Tech Publications. A. chsner and C. Augustin. There are 258 pages of multifunctional metallic hollow sphere structures. Springer 2009. N. Ali, A. chsner, W.There are 322 pages of carbon based nanomaterials. Stafa-Zurich, Switzerland: Trans Tech Publications. H. Altenbach and A. chsner. There are courses and lectures on cellular and porous materials. 552 pages. Springer 2010 is in Austria. W. Ahmed and A. chsner).The Biomechanics of Hard Tissues is a large book. The book was written in Weinheim, Germany. L.F.M. da Silva and A. chsner are authors. The Joints are hybrid. Springer 2011; Berlin, Germany. L.F.M.da Silva, A. chsner, R.D. Adams is the author. The Handbook of Adhesion Technology is in two volumes. Springer 2011; Berlin, Germany. A. chsner. Murch) There is heat transfer in multi-phase materials.Springer 2011; Berlin, Germany. A. Shokuhfar, A. chsner. New frontiers of particles and materials. Springer is in Berlin, Germany. H. Altenbach and A.chsner. The Plasticity of Pressure-Sensitive Materials is 372 pages. The chair of the international conference on advanced engineering and experimenting is Springer.